Custom Holographic Boxes

Shimmering Box Materials: Eye-Catching Options!

Cardboard Stock:

• Lightweight and cost-effective, making it an affordable choice for many applications
• Can be easily cut, scored, and folded to create custom shapes and designs

Corrugated Cardboard:

• Provides excellent cushioning and protective properties, making it ideal for packaging fragile items
• Customizable flute direction and layer combination allow for tailored performance and durability

White Card Stock:

• Smooth, even finish that allows for high-quality printing and finishing techniques
• Versatile and widely used for business cards, invitations, menus, and various marketing materials

SBS Paperboard:

• Superior resistance to bending, cracking, and tearing compared to traditional paperboards
• Uniform surface makes it perfect for high-end print jobs and luxury packaging

Kraft Paper Stock:

• Natural, earthy appearance that adds warmth and character to finished projects
• Durable and versatile, suitable for packaging, labels, tags, and various craft projects

Rigid Board:

• Exceptional strength and durability make it suitable for demanding applications like signage and display stands
• Variety of thicknesses and finishes available to match different project requirements

Chipboard:

• Economical and eco-friendly alternative to traditional paperboards
• Lightweight and easy to handle, making it ideal for packaging and shipping

Plastic Stock:

• Waterproof and moisture-resistant, ensuring contents remain protected and secure
• Moldable into complex shapes and designs, allowing for limitless creativity in product design and production.

Beyond Brilliance: Holographic Box Extras Unleashed!

After printing a holographic box, several finishing options can be applied to enhance its appearance and functionality. Some common finishing options include:

• Lamination: Applying a thin layer of protective coating (often gloss or matte) to the holographic surface to improve durability and resistance to wear and tear.
• Spot UV Coating: Adding a high-gloss, raised finish to specific areas of the holographic design, creating a striking contrast and texture.
• Foil Stamping: Using metallic or holographic foils to add shimmering accents and highlights to the box design.
• Embossing/Debossing: Creating raised (embossing) or recessed (debossing) patterns or designs on the holographic surface, adding a tactile element and visual depth.
• Die-Cutting: Creating custom shapes or perforations on the box to add uniqueness and functionality.
• Window Patching: Incorporating transparent windows in the box design to showcase the product inside.
• Soft-touch Coating: Applying a velvety, smooth finish to the box surface, enhancing its tactile appeal.
• Anti-scratch Coating: Adding a protective layer to prevent scratches and abrasions on the holographic surface.
• Glitter Coating: Applying a glittery finish to certain parts of the design for a sparkling effect.

These finishing options can help make the holographic box more visually appealing, protect the holographic elements, and provide additional sensory experiences to the consumers.